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aazhogebide vii es
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it drives across a bridge

Paired with: aazhogebizo vai



aazhogebide 0s ind; aazhogebideg 0s conj; ayaazhodebide 0s ch-conj; Stem: /aazhogebide-/

aazhogebide0s ind es
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aazhogebideg0s conj es
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aazhogebide /aazhogebide-/: /aazhoge-/ stem of aazhoge vai ; /-bide/
it moves without obstruction: flies, speeds, falls, drives; it undergoes mechanical action: runs, operates

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